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#732198 by Darren Wheeler
17 Dec 2009, 23:14
Back on topic.. [;)]

Not a flake here in West Berkshire. Clear skies at the moment but a very strong, biting wind blowing. If we do get any it could make tomorrow very interesting indeed. Just dug out my ex-Post Office chain shoes.

#732200 by easygoingeezer
17 Dec 2009, 23:16
I have quite a long procession in front of the hearse tommorow I can see me and my patent shoes going under it at this rate[B)]

#732201 by easygoingeezer
17 Dec 2009, 23:17
quote:Originally posted by hackneyguy
quote:Originally posted by easygoingeezer

Simple enough injest question given your in jest post or does 'jest' only apply to a select few sorry.


Simple enough - you are being offensive


I think you have the monopoly on that to be honest.

#732202 by Darren Wheeler
17 Dec 2009, 23:18
Wellies and thermal underwear is more suitable. Just looked and Damart are still going.

#732204 by easygoingeezer
17 Dec 2009, 23:28
quote:Originally posted by hackneyguy
quote:Originally posted by easygoingeezer
The thing is do we know exactly what you are?


Would you care to elaborate what you mean by that statement please ?


Thanks for your pm informing me that you are a better class of person than me, charmed I am sure.

Take whatever action you see fit I am fed up of your elitist better than everyone else priggish comments and find you offensive.

#732205 by northernhenry
17 Dec 2009, 23:30
quote:Originally posted by Darren Wheeler
Wellies and thermal underwear is more suitable. Just looked and Damart are still going.


Hmmm, Damart...


Don't they make Yogurt
[?]

#732206 by Darren Wheeler
17 Dec 2009, 23:33
quote:Originally posted by northernhenry
quote:Originally posted by Darren Wheeler
Wellies and thermal underwear is more suitable. Just looked and Damart are still going.


Hmmm, Damart...


Don't they make Yogurt
[?]


I think that's Danone

Damart make thermal undies, among other things. In the 80's they use to send out catalogues every other week. http://www.damart.co.uk/home

#732208 by mcuth
17 Dec 2009, 23:38
quote:Originally posted by mdvipond
Be prepared for our nation's great capital to grind to halt again then.

And for everybody to know about it of course - barely gets a mention when the homeland is under a white blanket [ii]

quote:Originally posted by mdvipond
Not much in the way of white stuff up here in God's Own County, which is ironic really, considering how us hardened Northerners can actually cope with it...

Nowt down here in t'South West either - I soooo miss Bratfordian winters [:(] Still, makes me laugh when it does occasionally snow down here and this lot try to deal with it [:D]

Cheers
Michael

#732209 by Guest
17 Dec 2009, 23:39
quote:Originally posted by Darren Wheeler
Just dug out my ex-Post Office chain shoes.


I can see me with my little shovel digging my way up the garden path tomorrow - deep joy .....

#732214 by Tinkerbelle
17 Dec 2009, 23:46
Currently in the midst of a blizzard! [:0]

#732215 by Darren Wheeler
17 Dec 2009, 23:50
quote:Originally posted by Tinkerbelle
Currently in the midst of a blizzard! [:0]


and you can keep it too.[}:)]

#732216 by Lizz
17 Dec 2009, 23:54
Only abit of snow up north!
I'm totally for global warming, I can't afford to crash my car again this winter!

#732228 by slinky09
18 Dec 2009, 07:45
Hmmm, what a wet blanket of an event, nothing on the ground in SW London, the dogs will be upset, they love snow!

#732232 by Vegascrazy
18 Dec 2009, 08:29
Buckets of the stuff here in Sussex! No way we can get cars out & down hill. Gatwick looks a mess, departures all cancelled/delayed - nothing landed so far this morning, diversions galore (incl VS) [:0]

#732234 by Darren Wheeler
18 Dec 2009, 09:11
Only about 1cm here. I can see them all heading off sledging - they'll be disappointed.

#732235 by tontybear
18 Dec 2009, 09:58
nothing here in Balham :O

and LGW is open (now)

#732238 by iforres1
18 Dec 2009, 10:25
BA's flight from LHR to BEG is cancelled today because of snow at LHR. Unbelievable. We have had over 36 inches of snow in the past 3 days and the airport was closed for 20 minutes. Get a grip London!

Iain

#732239 by Vegascrazy
18 Dec 2009, 10:30
quote:Originally posted by tontybear
nothing here in Balham :O

and LGW is open (now)

The knock-on impact of the diversions will cause mayhem later on I guess. Looks like VS from Bridgetown went to LHR and Orlando (VS28) to MAN.

EDIT: 'Due to weather conditions, flight VS28/17DEC has been diverted to Manchester. Passengers will be transferred to Gatwick via coaches'

'Due to weather conditions VS30/17DEC has been diverted to Heathrow. Passengers will be transferred to Gatwick via coaches'

#732241 by HWVlover
18 Dec 2009, 10:40
About to take Eszti the HWV puppy out for her first walkies in the snow, of which we have several inches, this should be fun.

PS Turned central heating on...wife fainted with shock!!![}:)]

#732252 by mdvipond
18 Dec 2009, 12:34
quote:Originally posted by mcuth
quote:Originally posted by mdvipond
Be prepared for our nation's great capital to grind to halt again then.

And for everybody to know about it of course - barely gets a mention when the homeland is under a white blanket [ii]

quote:Originally posted by mdvipond
Not much in the way of white stuff up here in God's Own County, which is ironic really, considering how us hardened Northerners can actually cope with it...

Nowt down here in t'South West either - I soooo miss Bratfordian winters [:(] Still, makes me laugh when it does occasionally snow down here and this lot try to deal with it [:D]

Cheers
Michael

Well, despite forecasts to the contrary, we've got a fair old covering up here and it's still coming down rather heavily as I type. You'd be made up, Michael.

However, having let a very giddy Tizer off her straining leash into the garden this morning, I'm reliably informed that as far as snowman-making is concerned it is, in fact, the 'wrong kind of snow'. As such, she was cold, bored and back in front of CBeebies inside 10 minutes flat. I'm worried she may be turning into a Southerner...

#732260 by HWVlover
18 Dec 2009, 13:16
I can confirm that it is the wrong sort of snow down here in the South too, too powdery for snowballs. The dogs didn't seem to give a stuff about that however, great fun was had by all[:X]

#732261 by Guest
18 Dec 2009, 13:21
I didn't need my little shovel in the end (good job as the only one I have is from the companion set) but threw a bag of dishwasher salt along the garden path in order that the postman and housekeeper don't slip over and sue me - it was bl**dy slippery in London this morning.

#732262 by mdvipond
18 Dec 2009, 13:26
quote:Originally posted by hackneyguy
I didn't need my little shovel in the end (good job as the only one I have is from the companion set) but threw a bag of dishwasher salt along the garden path

Apparently, it hasn't done much to shift the snow, but it has left the path smelling lemony fresh...

#732264 by Guest
18 Dec 2009, 13:32
quote:Originally posted by mdvipond
Apparently, it hasn't done much to shift the snow, but it has left the path smelling lemony fresh...





[:D] Indeed - one way to clear the moss too [:w]

#732265 by northernhenry
18 Dec 2009, 13:36
quote:Originally posted by HWVlover
I can confirm that it is the wrong sort of snow down here in the South too, too powdery for snowballs. The dogs didn't seem to give a stuff about that however, great fun was had by all[:X]


At 6.30am today (whilst I do manly things like de-snowing the cars)Our 9 year old Goldern Retriever, yet again starts munching snow like its candyfloss only to throw it all back up [:$]

You'd think she'd of learnt by now...[V]
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